1989 Currie Cup Division B

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1989 Currie Cup Division B
Countries South Africa
Date6 May – 23 September 1988
Champions Western Transvaal
Runners-up Griqualand West
Promoted Western Transvaal
RelegatedNone
Matches played31
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The 1989 Currie Cup Division B (known as the Santam Bank Currie Cup for sponsorship reasons) was the second division of the Currie Cup competition, the 50th season in the since it started in 1889.

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Teams

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Location of teams in 1989 Currie Cup Division B
1989 Currie Cup Division B
Eastern Free State
Eastern Transvaal
Griqualand West
South Eastern Transvaal
Vaal Triangle
Western Transvaal

Changes between 1988 and 1989 seasons

Changes between 1989 and 1990 seasons

Competition

Regular season and title play-offs

There were six participating teams in the 1989 Currie Cup Division B. These teams played each other twice over the course of the season, once at home and once away. Teams received two points for a win and one points for a draw. The top two teams qualified for the Division B finals, played at the home venue of the higher-placed team.

The winner of the final also qualified for the 1989 Currie Cup Semi-Final.

Promotion play-offs

The top team on the log qualified for the promotion play-offs. That team played off against the team placed seventh in Division A over two legs. The winner over these two ties qualified for the 1990 Currie Cup Division A, while the losing team qualified for the 1990 Currie Cup Division B.

Relegation play-offs

The bottom team on the log qualified for the relegation play-offs. That team played off against the team that won the Santam Bank Trophy Division A over two legs. The winner over these two ties qualified for the 1990 Currie Cup Division B, while the losing team qualified for the 1990 Santam Bank Trophy.

Log

1989 Currie Cup Division B log
PosTeamPldWDLPFPAPDTFTAPtsQualification
1 Western Transvaal 10901350176+174421018Currie Cup semi-finals
Division B final
2 Griqualand West 10613278158+12035913Division B final
3 Eastern Transvaal 10604315248+67373112
4 Vaal Triangle 10424228220+8272010
5 South Eastern Transvaal 10217165268−10320325
6 Eastern Free State 10109171437−26610692Relegation play-off
Source: [ citation needed ]
Rules for classification: 2 points for a win, 1 point for a draw

Fixtures and results

Round one

6 May 1989 Eastern Free State 21 – 32 South Eastern Transvaal Reitz  
Report [1]
6 May 1989 Eastern Transvaal 21 – 16 Griqualand West Springs  
Report [1]
6 May 1989 Western Transvaal 33 – 15 Vaal Triangle Potchefstroom  
Report [1]

Round two

13 May 1989 Griqualand West 44 – 12 Eastern Free State Kimberley  
Report [2]
13 May 1989 South Eastern Transvaal 15 – 49 Western Transvaal Witbank  
Report [2]
Bye/s: Eastern Transvaal, Vaal Triangle

Round three

20 May 1989 Eastern Free State 12 – 52 Eastern Transvaal Bethlehem  
Report [3]
20 May 1989 Vaal Triangle 9 – 9 South Eastern Transvaal Sasolburg  
Report [4]
20 May 1989 Western Transvaal 21 – 15 Griqualand West Potchefstroom  
Report [5]

Round four

3 June 1989 Eastern Transvaal 36 – 57 Western Transvaal Springs  
Report [6]
3 June 1989 Griqualand West 30 – 6 Vaal Triangle Kimberley  
Report [6]
Bye/s: Eastern Free State, South Eastern Transvaal

Round five

10 June 1989 South Eastern Transvaal 10 – 28 Griqualand West Witbank  
Report [7]
10 June 1989 Vaal Triangle 43 – 15 Eastern Transvaal Sasolburg  
Report [7]
10 June 1989 Western Transvaal 42 – 24 Eastern Free State Potchefstroom  
Report [7]

Round six

17 June 1989 Eastern Free State 12 – 35 Vaal Triangle Bethlehem  
Report [8]
17 June 1989 South Eastern Transvaal 15 – 27 Eastern Transvaal Witbank  
Report [8]
Bye/s: Griqualand West, Western Transvaal

Round seven

15 July 1989 Griqualand West 22 – 27 Eastern Transvaal Kimberley  
Report [9]
15 July 1989 South Eastern Transvaal 25 – 30 Eastern Free State Witbank  
Report [9]
15 July 1989 Vaal Triangle 16 – 28 Western Transvaal Sasolburg  
Report [9]

Round eight

29 July 1989 Griqualand West 19 – 18 Western Transvaal Kimberley  
Report [10]
Bye/s: Eastern Free State, Eastern Transvaal, South Eastern Transvaal, Vaal Triangle

Round nine

5 August 1989 Eastern Free State 6 – 58 Griqualand West Bethlehem  
Report [11]
5 August 1989 Western Transvaal 26 – 3 South Eastern Transvaal Potchefstroom  
Report [11]
Bye/s: Eastern Transvaal, Vaal Triangle

Round ten

12 August 1989 Eastern Transvaal 66 – 12 Eastern Free State Brakpan  
Report [12]
12 August 1989 South Eastern Transvaal 31 – 14 Vaal Triangle Witbank  
Report [12]
Bye/s: Griqualand West, Western Transvaal

Round eleven

19 August 1989 Vaal Triangle 21 – 21 Griqualand West Sasolburg  
Report [13]
19 August 1989 Western Transvaal 30 – 9 Eastern Transvaal Potchefstroom  
Report [14]
Bye/s: Eastern Free State, South Eastern Transvaal

Round twelve

9 September 1989 Eastern Free State 24 – 46 Western Transvaal Bethlehem  
Report [15]
9 September 1989 Eastern Transvaal 23 – 32 Vaal Triangle Springs  
Report [16]
9 September 1989 Griqualand West 25 – 16 South Eastern Transvaal Kimberley  

Round thirteen

16 September 1989 Eastern Transvaal 39 – 9 South Eastern Transvaal Springs  
16 September 1989 Vaal Triangle 18 – 37 Eastern Free State Sasolburg  
Bye/s: Griqualand West, Western Transvaal

Final

23 September 1988 Western Transvaal 15 – 9 Griqualand West Potchefstroom  
Report [17]

Currie Cup Semi-Final

As champions of Division B, Western Transvaal qualified to the semi-finals of the main Currie Cup competition, where they met Division A runners-up Western Province.

30 September 1989 Western Transvaal 9 – 71 Western Province Potchefstroom  
Report [18]

Promotion/relegation play-offs

Promotion play-offs

In the promotion play-offs, Western Transvaal were due to meet Eastern Province, but play-off games were not played. At the end of September 1989, the South African Rugby Board announced that South West Africa would not play in the 1990 Currie Cup competition and that Western Transvaal would be automatically promoted. [19] Despite suggestions that South West Africa would be allowed back into the Currie Cup, [20] South West Africa later voluntarily withdrew, due to uncertainty arising from Namibia gaining independence. [21]

Relegation play-offs

In the relegation play-offs, Eastern Free State conceded the second leg to Boland, who won promotion to the Currie Cup Division B. Eastern Free State were initially relegated, but due to the Currie Cup Division B's expansion to 8 teams, they eventually retained their place. [22]

23 September 1989 Eastern Free State 9 – 42 Boland Bethleham  
Report [23]

See also

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  2. 1 2 "Weste speel Suidoos disnis". Die Burger (in Afrikaans). 15 May 1989. Archived from the original on 20 August 2013. Retrieved 20 August 2013.
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